How long can anterior chamber haemorrhage be good?

Update Date: 2025-12-04 Source: Network

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Anterior chamber hemorrhage is a clinical phenomenon, often caused by ocular contusion, perforation, intraocular surgery, a few can also occur in intraocular tumors, iridocyclitis or iridocyclitis. How long can anterior chamber haemorrhage be good? Let's share my experience with you.

How long can anterior chamber haemorrhage be good?

Anterior chamber hemorrhage is a clinical phenomenon, often caused by ocular contusion, perforation, intraocular surgery, a few can also occur in intraocular tumors, iridocyclitis or iridocyclitis. Anterior chamber hemorrhage caused by blunt trauma, due to the amount of bleeding, can lead to secondary glaucoma, corneal bloodstaining and other serious complications.

Anterior chamber hemorrhage caused by blunt trauma, blood from the iris or ciliary vessels. Because of the gravity, the blood forms a fluid level in the anterior and lateral regions, and the plane can move with the change of head position. Bleeding can occupy the whole anterior chamber.

The fresh ones with less bleeding were red; The patients with large amount, long time or formed blood clot were dark black. The accumulation of blood in the anterior chamber can block the trabecular meshwork of the angle, and the damage of the angle tissue itself often leads to the increase of intraocular pressure (secondary glaucoma). About 20% of patients in 3-5 days after trauma, anterior chamber bleeding will occur again, called secondary bleeding.

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In the treatment of hyphema after blunt trauma, it is mainly to prevent secondary hyphema and relieve high intraocular pressure in time. Bandaging eyes, bed rest, can reduce the occurrence of re mountain blood. Topical and systemic use of corticosteroids can reduce intraocular inflammation, posterior synechia and the formation of intraocular organizing membrane. In case of massive anterior chamber hemorrhage with high intraocular pressure which can not be controlled by drugs, or corneal bloodstaining tendency, the operation should be performed as soon as possible to prevent corneal bloodstaining.